Dave Finkelnburg on mon 4 jan 99
I am planning a trip to Korea this spring. Does anyone out there have
information on opportunities to learn abut traditional Korean pottery? Phil=
and
Kate Smith have given me some suggestions? Any thoughts at all would be
gratefully appreciated.
Dave
in Idaho where the snow is on the sagebrush.
Troy Setiawan on tue 5 jan 99
Dear Dave,
In the studio in New York City where I am taking classes , there is an intructor
Korean origin. He is teaching traditional korean techniques.
Maureen Leong
Dave Finkelnburg wrote:
> ----------------------------Original message----------------------------
> I am planning a trip to Korea this spring. Does anyone out there have
> information on opportunities to learn abut traditional Korean pottery? Phil a
> Kate Smith have given me some suggestions? Any thoughts at all would be
> gratefully appreciated.
> Dave
> in Idaho where the snow is on the sagebrush.
Sheri Sweigard on tue 5 jan 99
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Hi Dave,
I went to Korea in '95 and loved it=21 I visited Kyongju, which was a =
village of
family potteries where they were all still making traditional Korean ware =
and
you could watch them working and firing with amazing skill. Interestingly, =
the
pots are priced in Yen, and the Japanese visit there by the bus load. I
recommend bi bim bop (sp?) to eat, rice, veggies and beef with a raw egg =
cracked
on top, which you stir and cook in a very hot stone bowl. Buy some brushes
there, very cheap=21 Have a great time.
Sheri Sweigard
Summer Art Director
Sierra Nevada College
Box 4269
Incline Village, NV 89450
(702) 831-7799 x3139
Dave Finkelnburg on wed 6 jan 99
Thanks so much for taking time to write. I know you must be busy. So far I
have only heard about Ichon, a village year Seoul, as a suggestion. I'll
try to learn something about Kyongju. Thanks again!
Can you tell me the cost for David Wright's workshop in July? Also, any
info about cost for housing, etc? thanks!
-----Original Message-----
From: Sheri Sweigard
To: CLAYART@LSV.UKY.EDU
Date: Tuesday, January 05, 1999 6:17 PM
Subject: Re: Korea Pottery Contact Request
----------------------------Original message----------------------------
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Hi Dave,
I went to Korea in '95 and loved it! I visited Kyongju, which was a village
of
family potteries where they were all still making traditional Korean ware
and
you could watch them working and firing with amazing skill. Interestingly,
the
pots are priced in Yen, and the Japanese visit there by the bus load. I
recommend bi bim bop (sp?) to eat, rice, veggies and beef with a raw egg
cracked
on top, which you stir and cook in a very hot stone bowl. Buy some brushes
there, very cheap! Have a great time.
Sheri Sweigard
Summer Art Director
Sierra Nevada College
Box 4269
Incline Village, NV 89450
(702) 831-7799 x3139
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